"Remarriage of the husband contracted before the expiry of limitation for filing appeal has no validity in law."
The Telangana High
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"Power to set aside election results vests exclusively with the Prescribed Authority, and once it has become functus officio, such power cannot be exercised thereafter,"
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"If the alleged offence takes place within the four corners of the wall where members of the public are not present, then it cannot be
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"'Intent to cause alarm' is a pivotal aspect and consideration to judge whether the offence of criminal intimidation is made out or not. In the
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"It is high time that the executive and political apparatus of the State take serious view of the menace of illegal and unauthorized constructions and
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"Our legal system has always laid emphasis on value, weight and quality of evidence rather than on quantity, multiplicity or plurality of witnesses. It is,
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"Bench must adopt a somewhat ‘parental’ temperament; it cannot lose sight of the fact that legal practice can be immensely high-stakes. Accountability is paramount, but
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"The Court, in its magnanimity may accept apologies 100 times, but perhaps it is the 101st time that acts as the final straw." The
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"Court, in its magnanimity may accept apologies 100 times, but perhaps it is the 101st time that acts as the final straw," Supreme Court, in
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"Law is well settled that for grant of divorce on the ground of cruelty in terms of Section 13(1)(ia) of the Act, 1955, the cruelty
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"Public employment, particularly in the police service, cannot be converted into an instrument of fraud. If individuals entrusted with enforcing the law themselves secure entry
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"Departmental enquiries are not crimi nal trials. So long as a fair opportunity is afforded and the conclusion is based on relevant material having probative
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"Act of unauthorised subletting by a tenant constitutes a continuing breach of contract and therefore period of limitation would begin to run so long as the
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"The recital in the agreement that 'after obtaining sale deed from TNSCB for the non-residential portion within three months we will execute the sale deed'
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"Present Application is nothing else but a back-door entry attempted by the proposed Respondent, through a seemingly innocuous application of being joined as a necessary party to
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"Blunt side of deadly weapons were intentionally used to cause such injuries and, therefore, the case of appellants convicts squarely falls within clause thirdly of
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"By now it is a settled principle of law that for convicting the accused with the aid of Section 34 of the IPC the prosecution
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"Expression power, possession, control and custody means actual possession, power, control and custody and it cannot be deemed or constructive possession, nor that by making reasonable
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"Scope of interference by this Court in revisional jurisdiction is extremely narrow, aimed at ascertaining if there is any perversity in the judgments of the trial
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"Motor Vehicles Act is a beneficial piece of legislation intended to provide expeditious relief to victims of road accidents. The approach of the Tribunal, in the
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"Power to set aside election results vests exclusively with the Prescribed Authority, and once it has become functus officio, such power cannot be exercised thereafter,"
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"If the alleged offence takes place within the four corners of the wall where members of the public are not present, then it cannot be
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"'Intent to cause alarm' is a pivotal aspect and consideration to judge whether the offence of criminal intimidation is made out or not. In the
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"Our legal system has always laid emphasis on value, weight and quality of evidence rather than on quantity, multiplicity or plurality of witnesses. It is,
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"Bench must adopt a somewhat ‘parental’ temperament; it cannot lose sight of the fact that legal practice can be immensely high-stakes. Accountability is paramount, but
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"The Court, in its magnanimity may accept apologies 100 times, but perhaps it is the 101st time that acts as the final straw." The
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"Court, in its magnanimity may accept apologies 100 times, but perhaps it is the 101st time that acts as the final straw," Supreme Court, in
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"Public employment, particularly in the police service, cannot be converted into an instrument of fraud. If individuals entrusted with enforcing the law themselves secure entry
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"Departmental enquiries are not crimi nal trials. So long as a fair opportunity is afforded and the conclusion is based on relevant material having probative
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"Appellant, procuring electricity for its own use and consumption, is an industrial consumer and for availing open access, it is liable to pay Cross-Subsidy Surcharge
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"Courts, in the discharge of their adjudicatory function, must therefore remain vigilant against attempts to secure judicial recognition of what the law expressly prohibits. The
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"Hindu Succession Act contemplates both intestate and testamentary succession. Consequently, the bar under Section 25 applies equally to a person who seeks to inherit the
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"Non-payment of the balance consideration within the time period fixed by the Trial Court does not amount to abandonment of the contract and consequent rescinding
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"This litigation is an eye-opener for the appellate courts reminding that they owe a duty to comply with the provisions of Order XX Rule 12A
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"Section 34 does not create a substantive offence, but embodies a principle of joint liability, and its application necessarily requires proof of a pre-arranged plan
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"High Court, while declining to condone the delay, ought to have considered that it was an appeal through jail. This itself was sufficient for the
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"Mere non-production of such records does not justify drawing an inference that the respondents had cleared the written test," Supreme Court, in a significant ruling
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"Tariff determination is not merely a mathematical exercise but a regulatory balancing act. The object of enabling reasonable cost recovery for utilities must be weighed
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"Present case is not one where the legal representatives, unaware of the earlier grant or the subsequent transfer, having initiated proceedings after a long delay...
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Supreme Court, in a significant ruling dated May 07, 2026, held that legal heirs who were active and consenting parties to the sale of granted
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"Remarriage of the husband contracted before the expiry of limitation for filing appeal has no validity in law."
The Telangana High
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"It is high time that the executive and political apparatus of the State take serious view of the menace of illegal and unauthorized constructions and
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"Law is well settled that for grant of divorce on the ground of cruelty in terms of Section 13(1)(ia) of the Act, 1955, the cruelty
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"Act of unauthorised subletting by a tenant constitutes a continuing breach of contract and therefore period of limitation would begin to run so long as the
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"The recital in the agreement that 'after obtaining sale deed from TNSCB for the non-residential portion within three months we will execute the sale deed'
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"Present Application is nothing else but a back-door entry attempted by the proposed Respondent, through a seemingly innocuous application of being joined as a necessary party to
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"Blunt side of deadly weapons were intentionally used to cause such injuries and, therefore, the case of appellants convicts squarely falls within clause thirdly of
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"By now it is a settled principle of law that for convicting the accused with the aid of Section 34 of the IPC the prosecution
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"Expression power, possession, control and custody means actual possession, power, control and custody and it cannot be deemed or constructive possession, nor that by making reasonable
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"Scope of interference by this Court in revisional jurisdiction is extremely narrow, aimed at ascertaining if there is any perversity in the judgments of the trial
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"Motor Vehicles Act is a beneficial piece of legislation intended to provide expeditious relief to victims of road accidents. The approach of the Tribunal, in the
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"Under such circumstances, no useful purpose will be served in keeping the proceedings pending, even though, the offences involved are not compoundable in nature," Madras
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"Jurisdiction under Section 263 of the Act can be exercised by the CIT only when it is a case of lack of enquiry and not one
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"Claim for fair compensation of a land loser cannot be negated solely on the ground of delay in approaching the Court but the same should
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"Salary is ordinarily payable for the period during which an employee has actually discharged duties... such exception would have no application in a case where
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"Any collective attempt by advocates or office bearers of a Bar Association to overbear a Presiding Officer, to insist upon a particular judicial order, or
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"Family Court ought to have looked into the aspects of whether there was a valid marriage, a mutual consent petition is filed by the parties and
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"It indicates that to name any person and forward to face trial, no legal evidence is required. It is not the concern of the police whether sufficient
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"Bonds under Section 91 of BNSS can be filed by a person only when he is present in the Court." Punjab and Haryana High Court,
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"Acceptance of such allegations in the absence of any supporting material would render the adjudicatory process vulnerable to subjective satisfaction rather than objective judicial
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In the contemporary landscape of the Indian criminal justice system, DNA profiling has transitioned from a "novelty" to the "gold standard" of forensic evidence. However, for
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Possession is the law’s most practical concept. Before a court reaches the higher question—“who is the owner?”—it often asks the simpler, urgent question—“who is in possession, and
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Appreciating evidence in civil litigation requires adherence to strict principles under the Indian Evidence Act, the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and binding judicial precedents. Courts
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In the world of law, the doctrine of Res Judicata serves as a cornerstone for upholding judicial efficiency and finality. Res judicata, meaning "a matter already judged,"
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"Copyright law, a delicate balance of protecting creativity while fostering innovation." – Indian Judiciary- Introduction: Safeguarding Creativity Through the Copyright Act
In a world
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In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
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